Looking at the high wall in front of him, Song Ren also had a little bit of expectation.
The biggest feeling he had with "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" was that he felt too free to move.
Although Feng Dan has skills such as stepping on a shield and jumping, he has no brains and no hands. He has never been successful in even the simplest method of stopping and charging to chop down trees and fly into the sky.
However, with Link's climbing skills in the game, no matter how high the mountain is, there is no way to hinder him. After all, there are energy potions and energy food.
And it’s still in VR immersion mode, which makes it even more thrilling.
Song Ren followed the prompts and controlled young Nathan Drake to climb.
In the game, places where you can climb are clearly marked, such as protruding masonry, sunken pits, and some steel bars and iron pipes, which are very conspicuous.
And Song Ren soon discovered that although the entire game scene looked huge, there were actually only one or two consecutive roads that could be walked.
The rest of the places are basically either blocked by buildings or there is no way to jump over them.
But this is normal. After all, some information released before has told players that this is a linear game rather than an open world game.
"Fortunately, I'm in awake mode, otherwise that guy Lao Zhang would definitely not be able to play this game." Climbing on top of the building, Song Ren looked down and couldn't help but sigh in his heart.
Although he himself does not know how to play Ferris wheel or bungee jumping, it is not because he is afraid of heights, but because he is afraid of death.
To put it simply, he is a bit suspicious. For example, when riding the Ferris wheel, he always thinks about what he will do if the Ferris wheel suddenly stops when he is at the highest peak, and what he will do if the rope breaks while bungee jumping. .
But it was different in the game, especially when the awake mode was turned on. At this time, Song Ren just felt a kind of excitement and shock.
But compared to "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild", you can only climb.
Obviously, as an action-adventure game, "Uncharted" has a lot more systems in this area.
Not to mention the various force feedbacks and detailed movements of Nathan Drake when climbing in the game.
When facing a long road section, it is very cool to hold on to the iron pole and swing back and forth to swing yourself over, and to use the rope to fly. It is of course also thrilling enough.
Especially when flying past, the sound of wind in his ears and the vibration feedback from the game cabin after landing gave Song Ren a very real illusion.
Especially during this process, Song Ren made a mistake. The moment he fell, his vision went dark, which made Song Ren panic.
But once there were two, and he fell to death twice on the swing, he got used to it.
And after getting used to it, he also had a great time with this kind of highly realistic climbing.
After a series of climbs and plot exchanges, Nathan Drake and Sam Drake climbed out of the orphanage and arrived outside the town.
Riding on the motorcycle Sam bought with the money he earned from working, Nathan and Sam briefly communicated their feelings.
Obviously this is a prologue, or content that guides players to understand the basic operations of the game.
The ship level on the sea teaches players shooting and driving.
The levels in the orphanage leave players with climbing skills.
The two brothers then get back on their motorcycles, and the scene slowly focuses on Nathan Drake's face.
And the Nathan Drake of his youth gradually transformed into the Nathan Drake of his youth, with a faint smile on his lips.
Obviously it was a good memory for him, but there was something wrong with this scene.
Before Nathan Drake could smile for more than a second, a fist as big as a sandbag hit him in the face.
Under the watch of many prisoners, Nathan Drake was fighting with a muscular bald prisoner. As the prompt appeared, Song Ren understood clearly that this was a lesson in close combat.
It was not a big problem for Song Ren. After a fight, the warden arrived and separated the two.
"Shadow! Shady! Are you guys in the same gang? Are you just kidding? He hit me so many times and you didn't stop him! I just punched him!"
Seeing that he had finally pushed the opponent to the ground and was pulled away with one punch, Song Ren was filled with anger.
Pick up the soap, right
A group of people came to mess with him, right
This prisoner has something to do with the prison boss!
Seeing Nathan Drake being pulled down and placed in solitary confinement, Song Ren felt angry and a little curious at the same time.
How come this Nathan Drake was caught and sent to jail? Could it be that he was caught destroying cultural relics
Looking at Nathan Drake who was imprisoned in the game, Song Ren was also secretly guessing about the plot of the game.
Refer to the story of Morgan Arthur in Red Dead Redemption.
Nathan Drake may have been a big thief at the beginning, but he violated the law by robbing tombs and breaking the law. He was imprisoned by the relevant departments. However, the prodigal son returned without money. After he was released from prison, he was recruited to become an archaeological expert and explored and maintained ancient tombs. Fight with the thieves when you are in the ruins.
Finally, this Thief's End can foreshadow two endings. The first ending is that Nathan Drake, who was a thief, sacrifices himself, and the other ending is that Nathan Drake completely wipes out the thieves' gang.
At this moment, Song Ren imagined what he thought was the story of "Uncharted Sea".
After thinking about it, Nathan Drake in the game was also locked up in a solitary room.
In reality, as a good and law-abiding person, Song Ren, let alone being detained, even went to the police station to apply for his ID card.
I actually experienced it once in this game. In a dark house, there wasn’t even a spittoon.
Once the big iron gate is closed, it becomes pitch black, with only a little light coming out of the cracks in the iron gate.
Coupled with the immersive experience of VR, it is really very depressing.
But fortunately, it only took a few seconds before a line of subtitles appeared in front of Song Ren's eyes: One day later.
When the subtitles were young, there was a sound of footsteps outside, and then the iron door was pushed open, and the former warden Vargas came in and took Nathan Drake away.
Looking at the prisoners around him along the way, Nathan Drake seemed quite optimistic, but a little glib.
He was teasing the prisoners around him and even chatting with Vargas.
Seeing this, Song Ren was a little worried for Nathan, fearing that he would be beaten soon.
'Where are you going to take him? '
'It was a surprise. '
'Have fun. '
Song Ren:? ? ? ? ?
Listening to the exchange between Vargas and his colleagues next to him, Song Ren suddenly felt that this story was a bit gay.
There were many question marks in Song Ren's little head.
After passing through a road that looks like a sewer, what we are greeted by is a different world and reversal.
Vargas: 'I'm a member of Henry Everly's crew... Do you know who Henry Everly is? '
Nathan Drake: 'A pirate. '
Vargas: 'A pirate who committed the greatest heist in history... and got away with it. I looked him up. '
Nathan Drake: 'Fine... how about we? '
Vargas: 'More than $400 million worth of gold and jewelry, all from the same ship. '
Nathan Drake: 'Well, I know the story, but can you get to the point? '
Vargas: 'I am imprisoned in the highest cell of the Spanish, and I hope that one day you will find your way into this place of hell, bear my cross, and discover the riches of this paradise. '
"A gang commits a crime! Internal and external collusion!" Song Ren suddenly realized.
One of our own! We turned out to be accomplices!
So this is a gang crime, with internal and external collusion!
Everyone is in the same group!
Nathan Drake entered the prison on purpose to find clues to the treasure!
As for the Vargas in front of him, he had obviously gone through some investigations and not only received a reward but also wanted to join the gang.
"You have a beard and a bald head, a big head and a thick neck, a bad mouth and greed. Really... for a person like you, I don't believe you can survive three episodes." Looking at Vargas who forcibly wants to join the gang, Song in the game Ren also figured out the situation.
'So, how do you get up there? '
'Used to climb. '
After the simple plot explanation and dialogue are over, the next step is to officially enter the game. It is that person who controls Nathan Drake to explore the way forward.
Compared with the previous climbing on the roof of the orphanage, after entering the official game, the entire content is even richer.
Not just simple climbing, but also using some items in the scene
Push the wooden box to a suitable location to create a passage, and use the rope to fly in the air.
The whole process can be described as thrilling, but looking at the cliff is really scary. This is much more exciting than the roof of the orphanage before.
Especially the collapse of some rocks and rotten wooden boards caught in the middle scared Song Ren out of his soul.
Although it was not real and the awake mode was turned on, the super immersive VR experience still left Song Ren with lingering fears.
The levels are not difficult as the path forward is clearly guided.
At the same time, because Song Ren chose the easiest difficulty, if he is stuck in one place for a long time, system prompts will appear to ensure that players can play the game smoothly.
During the journey, Song Ren also searched for some old letters, which were left by prisoners and jailers who had been here. From these letters, Song Ren learned some of the background of the story.
Song Ren also discovered something, that is, among the three masterpieces of New Era Universe VR under Nebula Games, the protagonists seem to have a common hobby: writing diaries.
In "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare", Soap will record what he sees and hears in his diary, and this is also the only relic left by Soap.
In "Red Dead Redemption", Arthur Morgan also records various stories in his diary.
When it came to "Uncharted: A Thief's End", Nathan Drake did not forget his original intention and recorded some of the things he saw in his notebook.
After a thrilling climb, Nathan finally arrived at his destination.
It also opens the first puzzle level in the game.